begin justin cunningham quotation:
> Hi, sorry for the dramatic subject; a guy with a server in my colo
> called me saying his site and mail is down and he had trouble reaching
> the box. He's sshed in now and says netstat -n shows lots of
> established connections. I told him to kill them and s
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> Alan> Iirc, other distributions have a gif plugin which uses
> Alan> libungif (ie, uncompressed and unencumbered by patents).
> Alan> Any reason ours doesn't?
>
> I believe that's only for uncompressing gifs and displaying them.
> Writing gifs i
begin Michael D. Crawford quotation:
> Get memtest86. I was having some whacky problems on the PC I'm using right
> this second, and memtest86 showed that I had some bad memory. I randomly
> pulled one of the three memory modules and retested, and it passed the
> test. It's been stable as a
begin Patrick Hsieh quotation:
>
> If the fixed packages of woody take a couple of days before dropping
> into the official woody archive. Then my woody system will become
> vulnerable in this period. I am kinda paranoid in this way?
Your system doesn't "become vulnerable" the minute a patch is
begin Paul 'Baloo' Johnson quotation:
>
> > Or mail it to Rick Moen. :-)
>
> Who?
Go to Google. Type in "rick moen modem". Hit "I'm Feeling Lucky."
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I had problems with http.us.debian.org day before yesterday, and again
today.
apt-get update returns either "Error reading from server Remote end
closed connection" on several of the gets, or it succeeds but takes
forever, but the next one goes fast.
Yesterday it was fine. The problem is happeni
begin Dougie Nisbet quotation:
> This used to be a piece of cake, but now in the Brave New SSH world, it's a
> right royal pain. All I want to do, is switch on my laptop, and remsh to my
> server, without specifying a username or password. Can I do this with ssh,
> and if not, how do I install
begin alex quotation:
>
> Most of the difficulties were with the winmodem. Some could not get the
IMHO, this shouldn't deter anybody. This is a good enough price on
these systems that you can pitch the winmodem in the trash (where it
belongs) and throw on a real modem, and not miss the $10 you
Here's the latest web report from somebody actually trying the Wal-Mart
OSless PCs with Linux:
http://newsforge.com/newsforge/02/04/29/0218241.shtml?tid=7
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> I receive this message sometime in my dmesg:
> TCP: Treason uncloaked! Peer 200.193.246.5:35295/110 shrinks window
> 2694420037:2694420573. Repaired.
>
> Anyone know what this means?
You have TCP debugging enabled.
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>
> Anyway, every single day I get dozens of requests for things like
> /MSADC/root.exe, winnt/system32/cmd.exe, etc, etc; all windows stuff &
> therefore all failed requests. The typical thing is each IP will look
> for about 15 things and then give up. Here's a typical e
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>
> Try this link:
> http://service.real.com/downloads.html
>
> They've done a good job of hiding the links alright.
They've done more than that; right now, they show "that version is not
available" if you try to download any of the Linux versions.
At least, for v8 and v7
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> I have a friend that has Windows 98 installed
> on her computer and she can't remember her
> password. Is there anyway that she can get
> around this?
Sure; she can erase the hard drive and install Debian.
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> In addition to the other info given, for the location you can try:
> http://www.xpenguin.com/ip-atlas.php
> I got bored one day and set it up on my machine. You can try it out here if
> you want: http://www.phebe.linux-site.net/plot/plot.php
http://www.phebe.linux-si
begin Jamin W. Collins quotation:
>
> > Know what you're doing before you portscan people.
>
> Very good advice. However, better yet is to have permission.
I agree, with the caveat that I consider portscanning me to be
permission. :-)
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>
> Shawn's LART would purge all installed packages on a Debian system.
Spoilsport. :-)
Actually, I haven't tested it to see if it will really manage to purge
them all. I suspect it will give at least one prompt, and probably
manage to commit suicide before AL
time when I posted a
similar procedure for RedHat that was functional.
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as an attack. Some ISPs will delete your
account for doing that. In some states folks might even attempt to
prosecute you.
Or, the response could be as benign as their end detecting the portscan
and blocking access from your machine.
Know what you're doing before you po
s that will do similar or
identical things to these. As usual, there's more than one way to do
it, and someone will most certainly think my way is wrong. These
programs are a good start for you.
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begin Noah Sombrero quotation:
>
> on a promise 66 card. Don't know why potato
> thinks it is e. Is it possible that woody thinks it
> is something else?
dmesg | grep ^hd
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ons up to 0.9.8, I think).
So set up an imap server, listening only on 127.0.0.1.
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begin Eric G. Miller quotation:
>
> And, in the context of using "ln", your point is?
That question is unanswerable, because it contains a faulty assumption.
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begin Soul Computer quotation:
>
> I will word wrap manually by pressing . I
> apologize for any problems Earthlink's Webmail may
> have cuased everyone.
Please configure it to do proper quoting. If it can't, complain to
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Internet-like functionality that, unfortunately, has some ability to
inject mail into the Internet. IMNERHO. (And yes, I'm aware RFC-822 is
a standard, and RFC-1521 isn't.)
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>
> Some might argue that hard links are a bad thing and should be
> avoided.
Others might point out that there is at least one hard link to EVERY
file that appears in a directory listing.
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begin Oi Yan quotation:
>
> Anyone can explain to me the different between T3 and DS3?
Yes; your telephone company.
> and suggest the website to me about lease line
Your telephone company's web site. Or Google. STFW.
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>
> you will get more and better answers if you post in English.
Or, alternately, post in German on the German list.
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your system is doing less thrashing, hoist a beer to the
Linux kernel folks and the Debian folks, and enjoy.
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begin martin f krafft quotation:
>
> so what i am really looking for is some MP3 broadcast station out
> there which plays psychedelic and progressive rock from the sixties
> and early seventies, maybe even a little new age. bowie, floyd, yes,
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..???
> Can someone enlighten me, why this thing happen? I can see that when I was
> using
> redhat, the swap is keep running. I can observe this from gkrellm. Now, when I
> use potato, it is very seldom use swap. The most only 10%.
What version of RedHat? With what ker
sinine. If you think it's right to do, don't
apologize; if you think it's wrong to do, don't do it.
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begin Mike Fontenot quotation:
>
> that he get it from potato. I can't find it on potato either.
> Has it been removed from potato also? Is there any way to
> get it in a debian package?
STFW.
Go to google, type in "xv debian", and hit "I'
emon. In fact, a restart option doesn't make sense UNLESS you're
running as a daemon; otherwise, you'd just use start.
He wants his daemon periodically killed and restarted, unless I
misunderstood the email. A restart option is exactly the right thing to
have.
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ou. I
recommend sending him either a patch, or sufficient inducements per
hour.
> BTW: Is there any way to hide arguments?
More than one. Use a "here" document, for instance.
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I agree both of
> those Window Managers suck, I'm partial to wmaker, icewm and xfce.
GNOME isn't a window manager. On one of my boxes, I use icewm with
GNOME.
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the -d option to
make it a daemon.
Combine both for parallel daemons. Don't forget to kill the daemons if
you're using dial-on-demand, or set a long time period on -d, or they'll
nail up your connection.
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s like a good
thing to try. Especially since you can always boot back into your old
kernel.
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>
> Please *don't* Cc: me on list mail.
He's using Pine. Good luck.
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while, and see
what your script is telling you.
Sounds like your script isn't killing fetchmail on a "start".
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HING is installed,
you won't have any ports listening, because you'll have a blank hard
drive. You can't say "when I installed RedHat (or Mandrake or Debian
etc.) I told it to install nothing." It's nonsensical.
Either you're misremembering what was said, or
begin Travis King quotation:
>
> If you could supply me with a list of commands for Linux, and how to start
> the GUI
> it would be greatly apreciated.
http://www.debian.org/doc/
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r registration? Or are they
seperate things?
Perhaps you could post the log entries.
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istration into an email?
Pay somebody to do it for you, or expect to spend at least "days at it,
learning".
> >> Cc: me at [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Set the appropriate headers.
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>
> > | Bingo.
>
> Bzzt. wrong for sendmail >= 8.12.0 !
Oops. Glad to hear that. That will cure a lot of ills.
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screwed it up, or is the package broken?
> (version 8.12.3-4)
Dunno, I've never installed sendmail on a Debian system.
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begin dman quotation:
>
> Is sendmail supposed to be suid or something?
Bingo.
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begin Michael Jinks quotation:
>
> Is there something in woody that will read ical data files, or, has
> anybody managed to get ical to build on woody?
STFW:
http://www.geocrawler.com/archives/3/223/2001/3/0/5458561/
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> I'm looking for a web dns configurator.
STFW.
http://freshmeat.net/search/?q=dns+config§ion=projects
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aTex. :)
A GUI for LaTeX? Who would have ever thought of such a thing?
http://www.lyx.org
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es, there's a better way; use a boot manager such as lilo or grub to
allow you to select either Windows or Linux from a boot-time menu.
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3) Use a non-ext-derived filesystem.
3b) Can articulate why they're doing so in a technical manner.
> Gott-in-freakin'-himmel, are there any people with IQ over 40 on this list?
Yes, but most of us aren't talking to you on this subject, since you
left the path of r
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> My question is, "Does it really make sense (i.e. is it worth the time
> and maintenance effort) to make multiple partitions on a disk?"
On mission-critical servers, yes.
On home boxes and workstations, probably not.
y care less what you told somebody else about why
there needs to be a way to do this, because there IS A WAY TO DO IT.
Use it or get over it.
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begin Dimitri Maziuk quotation:
>
> *Boggle* Which part of "USER SHOULD BE ABLE TO MARK PARTS OF
> HIS SYSTEM AS ``MAINTAINERS ARE NOT ALLOWED TO FUCK WITH THIS
> NO MATTER WHAT''" do you still not understand?
man chattr
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mind that by doing this, you are UNDOING the
seperation.
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> > Do an "lsof | grep raw" and post what you find.
>
> tried that and no joy.
You'll have to be root; sorry, should have mentioned that.
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ofessional-looking document and are
more concerned with making good content than screwing around with
formatting, use LaTeX or Lyx.
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that aren't supported Debian
> packages.
Convince Mark to create .debs for his software. A sufficient number of
inducements per hour should do the trick.
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, it will. See the .sig. :-)
I think lsof's output is prettier, but YMOV. :-)
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>
> raw0 0 *:icmp *:* 7
>
> raw0 0 *:tcp *:* 7
>
Do an "lsof | grep raw" and post what you
begin Lenny Leblanc quotation:
>
> After about 12 hours the Internet decides to stop working. I can see no
> traces of errors or mishaps in the syslog and not quite sure where to look
> now.
You don't by any chance have a routing daemon, such as routed or gated,
running, do
your text with "--". Two dashes at the beginning
of a line customarily set off the signature or other "unimportant" text,
and many of us configure our email programs to display that in a muted
color, so as to make it less intrusive. It's a minor PITA if
you're still
taking a risk if you do. I do it all the time, haven't broken anything
serious yet.
BTW, after you do an "apt-get update", one way to find out what will be
installed before you commit to it is "apt-get -s upgrade". The "-s"
says "don&#x
begin Grant Edwards quotation:
>
> > You're arbitrarily nuking things from the source tree.
>
> It's not my fault, somebody told me to!
This is a test.
You can restore those files by typing:
dpkg -P `apt-cache pkgnames`
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my job for, because my management IS reasonable about assigning blame;
when something goes wrong, I show that it wasn't on my end, and all is
well. If it was, I show how I'm going to prevent it from happening
again, and all is well. You have to work hard to ge
des, installations, and
provide a consistent upgrade path from previous versions.
.
It can safely be removed with no ill effects.
Task: desktop
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begin Karsten M. Self quotation:
>
> First, ricochet is pretty naive. It would be very helpful to specify
> _only_ non-spoofed headers be responded to. This is difficult to do,
spamcop does a pretty good job of it. It's not perfect, but it's pretty
good.
it right now.
At the very least, you want && instead of ; everywhere.
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or remove cards, even for PCI.
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So instead of looking for something like spamcop, use spamcop. It has
the advantage of already having implemented list-detection, which saves
you some more work.
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erk owns a radio, too. The nerve of some people.
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I don't want to start a "he did / they did" flame war on this, because
there's more than one side to the story, but:
http://www.lightlink.com/spacenka/fors/
Bottom line; assume they will not react well if you violate their
policies. Better safe th
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Well, if I print it out, I could make a hat, or a pterodactyl...
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I'm not quitting my job because of that, nor am I going to violate their
policies and get fired because of it, unless you (or someone else) is
going to offer me sufficient inducements per hour to do so.
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based on your lack of knowledge and experience on the subject.
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. For the uninitiated, they
are necessary, even if only a per-box firewall, simply because you may
not know HOW to secure every port on your box, and a default-deny
firewall puts you in a less insecure position, requiring deliberate
action to become less secure, as opposed to deliberate action t
s and 200,000 users, not counting internet customers. Or try it
with an ISP, where you can't control the configuration on ANY of the
users' computers.
I've worked in both situations. Firewalls are a godsend.
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he underlying kernel is 2.5.8, which I can bump down (or up) vastly
> easier than I can replace all the userland bits of the distros.
Is there a question in all of that, that I just can't see?
If it's "can I install Debian without a CD", the answer is "yes, using a
boot
The true test is if your system actually relays
messages, not whether it rejects the attempt before receipt.
There are other sites that will test these same "vulnerabilities", but
only flag on them if a test email actually gets through.
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00
I've been wondering something about this. Some people suggest the
above, and others have suggested (and I am using):
Add the following to /etc/apt/apt.conf:
APT::Default-Release "testing";
It appears to do the exact same thing as the longer method propose
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>
> I believe frozen-bubble requires xfree86-v4, not v3.
Nope; runs fine on my laptop, which is using v3.
I wish it didn't; that damn game is worse than crack.
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This enables you to use "insecure" protocols behind your firewall, yet
still have net-facing services such as email, with a higher degree of
confidence that a security bug in the net-facing box won't compromise
your entire network.
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he other machine is not administrated by you, and either doesn't
have ssh, or doesn't allow X forwarding in it's ssh config.
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begin Andy Saxena quotation:
>
> I was wondering if there is any way to verify the file permissions on
> the files installed by debian packages.
Depends; what do you mean by "verify"?
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you can't
get a controlling terminal for it.
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he doesn't assume firewall == secure, of course.
Apologies to Noah for calling him a troll.
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book
after that, or the meeting continues and goes on to doing some useful
work.
Leave security to the professionals; or even to the amateurs. Just
leave it to somebody that recognizes that it has value, OK?
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finition must start punching holes in your firewall.
And, of course, opening a single hole in a firewall makes it completely
useless. NOT. Go away, troll.
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be one of the sales points.
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s additional editing
> thus nullifying the benefits of cut-n-paste.
Then the answer to your question is "no, you can't do that in Mozilla.
Submit a feature request or a patch."
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int apt at the new distribution" doesn't mean "type the word testing
in a randomly-chosen spot on the command line". It means "configure apt
to point to the new distribution".
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>
> FWIW, they automatically provide a "bulk mail" filter that catches most
> unwanted e-mail.
You don't honestly think that they filter out the spam sites to which
they sell your information, do you?
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s not Debian, but it is Linux, and with that hardware, it oughta be
possible to port Debian.
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begin Henrik Enberg quotation:
>
> Nope, It is a way of life, the only religion worth following.
You can spot an Emacs user by the brand-new tennis shoes poking out from
under the purple sheet.
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...will output a list of available dictionary files, some of which
might not be actual ispell dictionaries, but it'll tell you enough to
proceed.
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als
> etc.
If you're paying $150 for an "old card" with no manuals, that better be
old as in "six months old".
You can get most of the previous-generation video cards for less than
that WITH manuals, new in the box.
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s is a Debian list; Gaim will do everything you asked and runs on
Debian. Don't be so picky. :-)
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